Signs of roof damage from excessive snow.
Roof popping after heavy snow.
Sagging severe roof leaks or cracks in the wall.
These are signs of a roof that is in danger of.
If you notice excessive or unusually loud cracking and popping sounds after mother nature has piled frozen precipitation on your roof it may be wise to investigate further.
Sticking interior doors such as those leading to bedrooms bathrooms or closets.
Take a look around your home and note any signs of gutters pulling away from your roofline.
It s normal for some melting around venting and fireplace.
After a snowfall every homeowner should take a look at their roof and check for hot spots areas on the roof where the snow has melted.
Moisture build up is no minor matter since this can lead to wood rot and mold.
Doors on interior walls begin to stick or pop open.
Step back and look for puckers and out of place roof tiles.
Again proper ventilation is the answer.
Windows that are hard to open and close.
If a snowstorm just dumped about 9 inches of heavy snow on your roof the equation to determine snow load is 9 x 1 25.
There are some clues to look for to determine if a home is suffering under the weight of too much snow.
If heavy snowfall has built up on your roof watch out for these warning signs.
Snow and ice build up are another reason for roofs to pop and creak.
That works out to be 11 25 pounds per square foot.
According to our math in this example your roof is probably doing just fine.